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the family is testing out the new ped cube. that's where you can check out what your dog is doing while you're gone. while the family thought, charlie is probably laying down and just sleeping while we are gone. oh, contrary, my friend. charlie does what he does when you're there looking at him. >> so gross. our dog does that constantly. constantly. >> but the dog's not done. after leaving a track behind, then it's like, you know what? i'm going to play with my toys, but wait, that looks better. back to the couch. >> uh-oh. >> charlie and that pillow go toe to toe. >> nobody is home, can't blame him. >>> a man is fast asleep, but things get spooky when -- >> things start to slowly rise. >> what happens next is what nightmares are made of. >> it's true! it happened! >>> and snapping pics to show something deeper. looks like they have been out without dirt bikes and helmets. the amazing secret that lies beneath the circuit. >> i'm intrigued. >>> brought to you by listerine, bring out the bold. just ask listerine® users. the very

caller: good morning, ped dltd you for c-span. i'd like to say to this fella hat the democrats should logo from the donkey to the parrot, everybody you hear says the same darn thing. to talk about the lack of immigrants vice for that don't come over here and serve and shed their blood. makes mockery of those who have lived here through several wars and done service. immigrants don't do that, it disgrace and mockery of the system. think from the caller, i we have skin in the game. time after time how mmigrants have been rolling forces. sergeant tadda was one of the irst soldiers killed in battle in iraq. sergeant ryan tahadah, there is a post office named after him in my district. was that a u.s. citizen? that a u.s. citizen? e was giving his citizenship posthumousily after he was life in iraq, gave his while he was not even a citizen. i've seen hundreds of those gone to folks that have far because they feel they are american, even though they are not american citizens. we have skin in the game. my family has members of the and we

they're plumbers or carpenters or the chairman of the jcs, you know, admiral mike mullen had a good op-ped in "the new york times" today expressing a worry that many of us have, why would the national security council not just put a political operator as a principal on that council, but why would they exclude as a principal the chairman of the jcs and director of national intelligence? so, you know, there's just a lot of things that i hope it's just amateur hour getting organized, not having a staff aboard, but this is coming from the president of the united states directly. i just got a -- by the way, an e-mail from a very prominent "washington times" reporter saying that i was taking this out of context. out of context? i'm listening to the president of the united states make these comments, seemingly making us equivalent, the u.s. armed forces, the cia, or whoever he was talking about, to the russian gru. this is bizarre behavior by the commander in chief. >> general barry mccaffrey, thank you for coming on. forgive me for reading your entire bio on live television. thank you. nicolle w

the rider was issued a ticket for failure to stop at a red light there was a red light there were pedse crosswalk you also getting cited for weaving through the pedestrians that had the right of way in moral of the on a bicycle don't run red toss weather light rain will start to move in tonight until fri. toss sports/ gary. steph curry was back from the stomach flu tonight... aginst the charlotte hornetsand he surprised his father dell a color analyst for the hornets before the gamethen steph went offhitting three 3-pointers right off the bat 12-5 warriors early still 1st quartercurry another 3- pointer 38-17 warriors2nd quarterklay thompson. hits one of his 6 threes 52-28 warriors2nd quartercurry it was officially from 31 feet but it's looks even father out 73-51 warriors3rd quarter curry one more time falling into the crowd final: 126-111 warriors next up: at l.a. clippers thursday nfl commissioner roger goodell in his annual "state of the league" address today talked about how the league is looking at the raiders submission to move to las vegas including this week's collapse in the

the rider was issued a ticket for failure to stop at a red light there was a red light there were pedsn the crosswalk you also getting cited for weaving through the pedestrians that had the right of way in the crosswalk moral of the story, if you're on a bicycle don't run red lights ... new tonight at ten...as rents skyrocket... so is homelessness here in the bay area.thousands of people...living in their cars, because they can't afford a roof over their heads.kron 4's lydia pantazes gives us an inside look at the bay area's rising class of vehicular homeless...and the challenges they face on a daily basis. that's tonight on kron 4 news at ten. stunning video captures the moment a car goes flying off a highway... where it landed....is pretty coincidental. and next. a popular laundry product reportedly behind a spike in burn injuries in children new concerns tonight about those laundry detergent pods... now children are getting chemically burned from them... a new study says... there has been a spike in children getting burned from laundry pods from 2012 to 2015. and the number rose mor

british prime minister theresa may felt compel ped to intervene in u.s.olitics and give a view on president trump's executive order on vetting. days after she declared solidarity with mr. trump in the white house. >> this role on the policy that president trump introduced this government is clear that policy is wrong. we wouldn't do it in six years and i never viewed. we believe it is divisive and wrong. >> lou: that is plain unfortunate for the prime minister. of course, national security ram ifshgzs surrounding illegal immigration helped to drive the brexit vote. today the house of commons voted to authorize the prime minister with article will 50. joining me is ed rollins. this is just an incredible moment in our history, is it not? the president of the united states beseeching the senate majority leader to go nuclear to put it to a simple 51 majority. >> we think we ought to get rid of the filibust arer rules. >> lou: what ever it takes. >> it is extraordinary thing that the president announced last night. and he is a brilliant guy and should be passe

." >> reporter: for several minutes it appears a best picture win had capped ed ped a magical sevr winla la land." during the acceptance speeches, they realized presenters had had read from the wrong card. >> this is not a joke. "moonlight" has won best picture. >> very clearly even in my dreams this could not be true but to hell with dreams. i'm done with it. this is true. >> reporter: including a best supporting actor for the first muslim actor to win an oscar. "la la land" still came away with six awards including best director and best actress for emma stone. >> and i realize that a moment like this is a huge confluence of luck and opportunity. >> casey afflec, manchester by the sea. >> joining the ranks of best actorer winners is casey afflec for "manchester by the sea." >> supporting actress honorers went to viota davis for her role on "fences." >> i became an artist and thank god i did. >> reporter: not on hand the directorer of "the salesman." his absence a protest over donald trump's travel ban. the unforgettable moment is the one that gave "moonlight" a best picture win. step

cpac organizers rescinded an invitation after a video surfaced of him speaking at ped fe pedophilia.ds of protesters spent presidents day protesting in dupont circle and then marched to the white house. the not myre was one of several demonstrations around the country, all of which remained peaceful. >>> you may have seen this in the distance and wondered what is it. it was a brush fire in buoy. we could see it from our tower camera all the way here in northwest d.c. >>> you're just about out of time to see bao bao. she has a one way ticket to china and she leaves tomorrow. the zoo will be closed to the public tomorrow morning as bao bao takes off for the conservation program. >>> a family's home goes up in flames. crews got everyone out but the family sent have time to say a proper thank you that day. >> today the family showed their gratitude in a big way. derrick ward was there. he's got our story from arlington. >> hey, what's up? she looks a lot better than last time i saw her. >> reporter: just some old friends reuniting at this falls church volunteer fire house. the background

again, that is from the american academy of ped at tricks.hink you wanted to jump in there. >> what i would also say is thinking about when we're talking about transgender we're talking a lot about young people because a lot of us as trans people, looking at the lack of access to care, a lot of us unfortunately haven't gotten to be elders and might not get to be elders. so a lot of those issues are relating directly to young people. >> speaking -- speaking of elders and transgender people who are elders, caitlyn jenner sent out a tweet. i remember when president trump did what he did on this issue, there were people who are asking where's caitlyn jenner, the most high profile trans person in america, in the world and this tweet said, well, from one republican to another, this is a disaster. you made a promise to protect the lgbtq community. call me. mara, how important is it to have someone like caitlyn jenner a fellow republican to speak up on this issue and how likely is it that she will be heard by her fellow republicans? >> they better he

the american academy of ped at tricks says prosecuting and jalg mothers have not been effective.ention, monitoring and treatment for pregnant women. >> before you head back to work tomorrow, eat breakfast. a new study shows skipping breakfast increases concur risk of having a heart attack or stroke. you are less likely to have high cholesterol and blood pressure so there you go. oatmeal. >> you got it, jackie. she knows the recipe, glenn. >> sounds good. >> i forgot to eat breakfast this morning. the record warmth is returning this week once question get past one cooler day. we'll let you know when you could need the umbrella in your most accurate weather forecast. >>> what are they doing here? team work and timing to try to get rid of an unwanted house guest. we'll introduce you to the rat pack of pennsylvania college students next at four. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $9

specifically if he responds with a tantrum when confront odd ped policy. >>> white house raising stakes on iran. michael flynn lashing out for conducting a recent missile test. listen to the warning with tehran after taking a shot at the previous administration. >> president trump criticized the various agreements with iran and the obama administration as well as the united nations as being weak and ineffective. instead of being thankful to the united states in the agreements, iran is feeling emboldened. as of today, we are officially putting iran on notice. >> iran's defense minister confirmed his country carried out the missile test, but did not violate international agreements and warns iran will not allow outsiders to interfere with the military affairs. let's get the latest from cnn's frederik pleitgen. he joins us live from london. you have been a rare reporter inside and talked to people in iran and see first hand, fred, this warming of relations between iran and obama administration and now the administration telling tehran you are on notice. >> reporter: it was interesting. we

scope includes wider and regraded bike and ped path that goes underneath the freeway so it would provide adequate clearance. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> okay. next project is from the mta. it is for neighborhood greenways in district 11 planning work. it's to focus on three key corridors and just by way of background the neighborhood greenway designs are something that has come out of both the neighborhood -- i'm sorry, the greens connection network by the planning department. they're key corridors in sfmta's bicycle strategy and the plan is to figure out how to prioritize non motorized access points to transit and employment and education and open space over or in addition to the motorized uses of the street so this is for the planning work that under way soon and should take about a year and a half. the next two are payment projects and by the prop k program and the registration fee. this is the first request from public works is for the filbert and leavenworth pavement project. there is no project at van ness and filbert but they be coordinated to avoid conflicts and teams are working

customs enforcement agency and.07 of those with deportation orders are actually deport ped. so that does not support what they are saying there. >> no, that's what they reported in the last few week. obama deported 3 million people. that is the aggressive deportation and board enforcement. > melissa: why does ice say only one percent. >> that's the only people they arrested in the last few weeks under this particular measure. but the notion of not deporting large numbers of people and the flow hasn't stopped is false. > melissa: the accusations of president trump and he's a racist of trying to get people out of the country are wrong? he said no, president trump is doing what president obama is doing. >> i obvious businessly disagree with anybody who said trump's empigration policy is racist. president obama was at one called the deportener chief by liberals in his party. a lot of people left not only because of obama is tough. but the economy was so bad, they couldn't find the low- level paying jobs in our economy. we had to get it back. and what president trump announced to

ball and death threats and the actor who supported make america great dress started protests and it de pede day and there's no rhyme or reason. >> since he arrived on the job metro general manager has been trying to fix a host of problem. cutting do you on absent sea tee six and had a 6% jump in six days and unpaid leave in 2016 compared toy 015 and cutting numbers of abscess can soft transition agency about million dollars a year. >> and for me this is potentially taking jobs from other workers. because if you suck up dollars for more than absent teeism i don't have enough dollars to go arounds as you seen it impact other employees. under policy supervisorer cannot approve nor than two days of absences without pay and employees could face discipline causing fired or excessive absences over a year's managers could be fired for abusing that policy. >> you know traffic can be an absolute mess if you live in this area and sometimes going a few miles may take 30 minute. it's not unusual. >> one university is easing stress behind the wheel by paying you to sit in traffic. we'll explain their ma

applause ] next i'm announcing an additional $5 million for the statewide expansion program we started on ped at trick behavioral health. it provides hubs can psychiatrist on call. the participating pediatrician receive how ton screen children for substance abuse addiction. it provided connection to specialist while parents and child in the pediatrician obvious office. in the face-to-face is available on the same day. no longer weeks waiting for a specialist. next, we have to step up prevention efforts in the corner of the states. we know they become addiction through the use of opioid, the 4 out of 5 user become addicts by misusing prescription painkillers. i'm directing paren no to limit supply of opioids prescribes to patients presenting with acute pain. [ applause ] think about this in new jersey authored health care provider are write prescription that provide up to 30 day supply. first prescription. 30-day supply. had is dangerous. it's ill advised and it is unnecessary in the state like ours. we know addiction no opioids occur within days. we must work by limiting the supply. i want to

so when one of their most favored spokesperson comes out in favor of ped feelia, that draws the linet all the other things that proceeded it? it seems like an incredible amount of hypocrisy and i'm interested to hear about the whole c-pac collapse. >> it makes you wonder if they did their homework about him before inviting him on their show or inviting him to speak or what have you. i remember reading this and this is from facebook last year. and someone i know very respected responded about this. in january of 2016 and openly gay. he says he likes black men. i lift young black men out of poverty every day. sure, the next day my driver takes them right back there but whatever. so reducing black men to sexual commodity gets him a book deal but pedop hadhelia is a bridge far. >> it's exactly right. it's ridiculous. i've read interviews with him where he's talked about picking up older guys and using them and sort of almost one step below sex trafficking, it seems to me and so did anyone read this and now suddenly they discover what they have. and it makes you wonder about the whole rel

drop ped out on the eve of his confirmation vote. >>> good morning, alex witt has the day off. a seismic shift of policy in the middle east. president trump announce itted a a two-state solution is not necessarily the goal for peace anymore. a striking reversal of dc kads of u.s. foreign policy. . instead the president says he likes, quote, the one that both parts like. i could live with either one. tr more, let's bring in andrea mut chel with mitchell with more. >> president trump rolled out the red carpet for benjamin netanyahu. the pomp and circumstance of a state visit, plus melania trump's debut at a white house arrival ceremony. a mood change and major policy shift. backing away from four decades of u.s. support for a palestinian state. side by side with israel. >> i'm locking at two-state and one-state and i like the one that both parts like. >> reporter: the personal an months itty between president obama and benjamin netanyahu. >> our alliance has been remarkably strong, but under your leadership, i'm confident it will get even stronger. >> reporter: but trump surprisi

welcome pedro pascal. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: it was made very clear to me today it is ped-rould know this. >> you knew how to say paid-ro. >> jimmy: it becomes a thing. even in the south people say peed-ro. >> you know what my full name unless. >> jimmy: i assume pedro pascal. >> it's a little longer than that. >> jimmy: is it really? [ cheers and applause ] >> guillermo, you understood that, right? >> jose pedro pascal. [ speaking spanish ] >> jimmy: look at that, you both speak spanish. you were born in chile? >> santiago, chile. >> jimmy: raised in the united states? >> raised in the united states. my parents became political refugees when i was a baby. >> jimmy: wow. >> yes, let's get dark about that. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's kind of cool, though. >> jimmy: my parents weren't really anything. they weren't political refugees. they did jury duty, basically, that's it. >> no, my parents were really cool. they were young and figuring stuff out. and that meant taking us to the movies like three times a week. whatever they wanted to see. >> jimmy: how old were you? >> i was pret

ped acrossto the side. the delaware valley today.proot trees and blew away almost anything wasn't tied down. tonight app wind advisory still remains in effect. >>> monday night theigaction ney blustery day arodand the damages left behind. >> we have live team coverage tonight. john rawlins will have mre from the damage down at the jersey shore but first meteorologist cecily tynan has board. cecily. >> hi, rick and the wild winds today are all thanks to a deepening storm system, the same system that brought us the rain and iceyesterday. it's now realjor wint 2 feet ofo maine and what's happening here, we're getting the wraparound winds behind this system and the winds have been fierce. look at some of thepeak wind g. philadelphia 52 miles an hour, reading blocking winds at 63 miles an hour, wilmington 54 wissinoming 57 and cape may reporting a peak wind gust of 54 miles per hour. so, we do have a wind advisory in that effect until 6 'c tonight. the sun sets shortly after 5:30. by 6 will be dark and when that happens, the winds will re

scope includes wider and regraded bike and ped path that goes underneath the freeway so it would provide adequate clearance. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> okay. next project is from the mta. it is for neighborhood greenways in district 11 planning work. it's to focus on three key corridors and just by way of background the neighborhood greenway designs are something that has come out of both the neighborhood -- i'm sorry, the greens connection network by the planning department. they're key corridors in sfmta's bicycle strategy and the plan is to figure out how to prioritize non motorized access points to transit and employment and education and open space over or in addition to the motorized uses of the street so this is for the planning work that under way soon and should take about a year and a half. the next two are payment projects and by the prop k program and the registration fee. this is the first request from public works is for the filbert and leavenworth pavement project. there is no project at van ness and filbert but they be coordinated to avoid conflicts and teams are working

scope includes wider and regraded bike and ped path that goes underneath the freeway so it would provide adequate clearance. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> okay. next project is from the mta. it is for neighborhood greenways in district 11 planning work. it's to focus on three key corridors and just by way of background the neighborhood greenway designs are something that has come out of both the neighborhood -- i'm sorry, the greens connection network by the planning department. they're key corridors in sfmta's bicycle strategy and the plan is to figure out how to prioritize non motorized access points to transit and employment and education and open space over or in addition to the motorized uses of the street so this is for the planning work that under way soon and should take about a year and a half. the next two are payment projects and by the prop k program and the registration fee. this is the first request from public works is for the filbert and leavenworth pavement project. there is no project at van ness and filbert but they be coordinated to avoid conflicts and teams are working

drop ped out on the eve of his confirmation vote.

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there's a debate about ped pheaa that my low yiannapolis weighs in on.n world would cpac want to be associated with that debate regardless of what the point might be that he's trying to make. when i saw the invitation first extended, to me it represented the situation that provocateurs wield over great conservatives because they're the ones who dictate many of the talking importants to the hard core primary voters. frankly the positioning of bannon in the white house representings representingss that whole process of coming full circle. there's been an extension of power to provocateurs that's come at the expense of party leadership. i don't think it's in the best interest of either extreme in either party. >> so what does trump need to have happen when he goes there on friday? what is the value of cpac? what is the kind of plan for trump in terms of expanding things? >> you know, chris, we're having this conversation on a tuesday morning. can you imagine roy's about to transpire in this 24-hour news cycle? it's hard to predict where we'll be on friday g

are looking at what's going on with republicans in washington right now and thinking they really step ped i it, they must be super embarrassed, how are they going to walk this back? don't hold your breath, it's not what's going on here. it's one thing to know if you are interested in republicans and their behavior but it's worth knowing if you are interested in democrats and their behavior and what democrats' strategy is to try and stand up to the administration and stop the things democrats jost object to because a political strategy, a lot of political strategy, especially around issues like this can depend on making people feel embarrassed, exposing things people do that are insensitive or prejudice, making people feel shame. making people feel the social cost of doing stuff that's hostile and regressive and ought to be embarrassing. but what if they're not embarrassed? how do you adjust your tactics if this is on purpose? they're not embarrassed and their plan is just to keep getting more blatant. what do you dothen? how do you have to adjust your plans? let's ask the leader of the se

and criticism during the campaign leading his orthodox jewish son-in-law jared kushner to write an op-pedder the headline "the donald trump i know" and the white house press secretary today pushing back on all the new criticism trump has received now as president saying no matter how many times he addresses it, it's just not good enough. groups like the anti-defamation league say, no, it's not good enough to just speak out against anti-semitism, they're waiting to hear what the administration will do to address these threats. wolf? >> all right, stun lunlen. thank you. sunlen serfaty. >>> the white house says the president was moved by what he saw at the new african-american history museum in washington. trump suggested the visit left him with a greater appreciation that the challenges of people of color and other minorities continue to face. >> this tour is a meaningful reminder of why we have to fight bigotry, sbrol ranintolerance, all of its very ugly forms. >> let's talk about that and more with the president and ceo of the naacp, cornell william brooks. thanks very much for joining u